Author: News Room
We tend to think of democracy in grand terms—presidents, polarizing debates, the fate of whole nations. But read through a…
On the evening of Saturday, October 10, the Baxter Concert Hall will hold its breath. The lights will dim, the…
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Imagine waking up on election morning, coffee in hand, ready to cast your vote. You open your phone and see…
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For many people, booking a trip through a travel agency is an act of trust. You hand over your time,…
Motorists in the close-knit communities of Fish Hoek and Simon’s Town are being asked to brace themselves for a few…
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On a gray Monday in early October, the men and women who normally spend their lives in sealed meeting rooms,…
On an ordinary school day in Kulim, a small district in Kedah, something terrible seemed to have happened. A schoolgirl…